President of Michiana PBS talks potential budget cuts to public broadcasting
Posted: Jul 14, 2025 8:22 PM EST | Updated: Jul 14, 2025 8:32 PM EST
-
0:24
Saint Mary’s largest tree being set up for the holiday season
-
2:49
Nursing degrees reclassified, no longer considered a “professional...
-
1:03
Berrien County celebrates annual Adoption Day
-
2:46
Investigative Report reveals Benton Harbor Superintendent mismanaged...
-
2:27
Notre Dame loses Kyngstonn Viliamu-asa to a season-ending injury
-
4:44
Diving into Thanksgiving prices ahead of the big meal
-
2:30
Fliers share travel experiences ahead of Thanksgiving
-
2:26
A lot of weather to talk about this week
-
1:54
Amazon to invest additional $15B in Northern Indiana to build...
-
2:23
Miracle tree helping families in need this season
-
3:02
Still quiet today, wetter into middle of week
-
3:18
Downtown South Bends guide to Small Business Saturday shopping
ABC57. -- The Senate is set to make a vote this week on spending cuts, and President Trump is asking those in Washington to take $1.1 billion from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
That's the full amount they're set to receive during the next two budget years.
ABC57's Julianne Grohowski spoke with the President and General Manager of PBS Michiana Amanda Miller Kelley about the potential cuts and its impact on local public media.
Sign up for the ABC 57 Newsletter